Breaking Capacity | Industrial/commercial systems with high fault currents | 10kA (Base ▲▲▲) vs Industry Standard 6kA (IEC 60947-2 compliant) | Safely interrupts severe short circuits (up to 10kA), protects system integrity | Higher cost than lower-rated breakers; requires robust installation infrastructure |
Rated Current | High-load circuits in factories or commercial buildings | 100A–125A (Base ▲▲) vs Industry Standard 63A (IEC 60947-2) | Supports heavy-duty applications without tripping; adaptable to 125A Advanced ▲ | Not ideal for low-current residential use; may overcomplicate simple setups |
Insulation Level | Environments with voltage spikes (e.g., industrial machinery) | 4kV (Base ▲▲▲) vs Industry Standard 2.5kV (IEC 60947-2) | Prevents electrical shocks and arc faults; maintains safety under voltage surges | Requires proper grounding to avoid misuse; adds weight compared to basic models |
Protection Types | Systems needing multi-level fault detection (e.g., data centers) | LSIG, LSI, LI (Base ▲▲) vs Industry Standard basic overcurrent protection | Detects ground faults (LSIG), short circuits (LSI), and overload (LI) | Requires skilled technicians for configuration; may trigger false alarms in unstable grids |
Design & Material | Compact spaces or high-voltage areas | Durable plastic/metal hybrid (Base ▲) vs Industry Standard plastic-only | Lightweight yet robust; ISO 9001-certified corrosion resistance | Higher material costs than basic plastic models; requires careful handling during installation |
Customization Options | Tailored installations (e.g., specific industrial needs) | Configurable poles/ratings (Base ▲▲) vs Industry Standard limited options | Adapts to unique system requirements (e.g., pole count, current ratings) | May incur additional costs for customization; longer lead times for non-standard orders |